The Exercise Coach - Wellesley·Wellesley, Massachusetts
The coach will deliver one-on-one and small-group training sessions utilizing a science-backed system, while also tracking client progress and leading initial consultations. Responsibilities also include managing session schedules, client accounts, and maintaining studio cleanliness.
The Exercise Coach in Wellesley Square is a private fitness studio where coaching is the entire job. No membership sales. No cold outreach. You show up, coach committed clients, and go home knowing you did real work. We'll even train you!
Wellesley is a community that invests in health — our clients are serious about their results and they show up consistently. As a coach here, you'll build lasting relationships with people who value your expertise. We have both full-time and part-time positions available.
What You'll Do · Deliver one-on-one and small-group (2–4 clients) training using our science-backed system · Track and report client progress — our technology does the heavy lifting on data · Lead client consultations and help new members understand their program · Manage your session schedule and client accounts · Uphold the studio's cleanliness and professional standards
· $25–$30/hr — paid for every scheduled hour, not just training time · Full-time and part-time schedules available · 401(k) with matching · Company-paid certifications — earn credentials on us · Free membership for you · Consistent, predictable schedule · Career advancement to Lead Coach or Studio Manager
What We're Looking For · 1+ year coaching experience preferred; strong new graduates considered · Excellent communication and relationship-building skills · Patient, encouraging coaching style — our clients range from 40s to 80s · Availability for early mornings (6am starts) and at least one or two Saturdays per month (8am–2pm) · Preferred not required CPT certification (NASM, ACE, ACSM, NSCA, or equivalent) · CPR/AED certification preferred
Wellesley Square is a walkable, established neighborhood with a loyal client base. Our clients commit to twice-weekly sessions — you're not constantly starting from scratch with new people. That consistency makes you better as a coach and makes the work more rewarding.
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Candidates must possess a current CPT certification (NASM, ACE, ACSM, NSCA, or equivalent) and be CPR/AED certified. While 1+ year of coaching experience is preferred, strong new graduates will be considered, requiring excellent communication skills and availability for early mornings and some Saturday shifts.
Market context
In Massachusetts, private studio fitness coach openings typically draw candidates with current CPT and CPR/AED credentials, and employers often favor applicants who can communicate clearly and work early mornings or weekend shifts. This role is competitive because it combines client-facing coaching with a benefits package that includes profit sharing, 401(k) matching, training and development, and free uniforms. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then highlight your certification, scheduling flexibility, and any coaching or client-service experience in your application.